What are geotechnical sensors?
Geotechnical sensors are instruments used to measure ground and structural behaviour. They capture changes in movement, stress, pressure, and groundwater conditions.
These sensors are installed in soil, rock and structures. They provide accurate data throughout construction and operation phases.
Geotechnical sensors form the foundation of reliable geotechnical monitoring systems. They support informed decision‑making on complex infrastructure and construction sites.
Why are geotechnical sensors important?
Geotechnical sensors provide early detection of ground and structural changes. They help identify risks before they become safety or program issues.
Sensor data supports safe construction and long‑term asset performance. It reduces uncertainty in challenging ground and environmental conditions.
Geotechnical sensors enable proactive risk management. They support compliance with design, safety and regulatory requirements.
Why choose Sixense for the supply of geotechnical sensors?
Sixense supplies proven, project‑ready geotechnical sensors for demanding environments. We take an agnostic approach and select sensors based on site conditions and monitoring objectives.
We combine sensor supply with installation, monitoring and expert analysis. This ensures data reliability and clear insights throughout the project lifecycle.
Sixense supports manual and automated monitoring systems. Our sensors integrate seamlessly with digital platforms and real‑time dashboards.